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Binance Introduces Liquidity Pairing Program to Enhance Crypto Trading Ecosystem
Binance, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange, has introduced the Liquidity Pairing Program to bolster its platform’s services and liquidity. This initiative aims to facilitate connections between projects and qualified liquidity providers, ultimately fostering a robust trading environment for digital assets.
To participate in the program, interested liquidity providers can reach out to their designated VIP sales or key account managers. Applicants will undergo evaluation and categorization into either the “Standard” or “Premium” tiers based on specific criteria, with Binance conducting weekly reviews to ensure compliance. Participants failing to meet the program’s standards may be disqualified.
It’s important to note that all program metrics are determined at Binance’s discretion, with the exchange retaining final approval rights for tier adjustments. Binance emphasizes that it does not endorse any liquidity providers within the program, but rather aims to facilitate transparency by connecting them with token listing projects.
In terms of compliance, Binance reserves the right to disqualify accounts for various reasons, including non-compliance with terms of use, engagement in illegal activities such as market manipulation, or failure to meet requirements. Additionally, the exchange may modify or terminate the program in response to legal, technical, or other relevant circumstances.
As with any investment, digital asset prices are subject to high market risk and volatility. Investors should be aware that investments can result in losses, and they are solely responsible for their decisions. Binance advises investors to refer to its Terms of Use and Risk Warning for further guidance and emphasizes that this material should not be considered financial advice.
Source: blockchain.news
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The European Union’s landmark MiCA regulation is set to transform the crypto industry, establishing stringent standards that many current Virtual Asset Service Providers may find challenging to meet. As MiCA compliance becomes the standard for operating within the European Economic Area, crypto exchanges and asset companies must take prompt action to align their operations with these comprehensive regulations.
To support businesses in navigating this significant transition, an exclusive webinar “Adapt or Die: The Urgent Shift from VASP to MiCA” will be held on Tuesday, November 19th, 2024, at 5:00 PM (CET) time.
This session is designed to provide industry professionals with practical insights and strategies to ensure their software and operations comply with MiCA standards.
Key highlights of the webinar include:
● Detailed analysis of MiCA regulations and their implications for the crypto sector.
● Actionable steps for software adaptation to achieve MiCA compliance.
● Case study feature: How Kyrrex achieved MiCA readiness using solutions from Simplify Labs.
● Practical tools for Anti-Money Laundering, Know Your Customer processes, cybersecurity, and transaction monitoring.
The webinar will be useful for CEOs, COOs, Compliance Officers, Regulatory and Legal Professionals, Tech Managers, and Investors looking to enter or expand within the EEA market. Attendees will gain the knowledge and tools necessary to adapt and thrive under the new MiCA regulatory framework.
Featured speakers:
Vadim Rozov, CEO at Simplify Labs, brings over 20 years of management and software development experience. Under his leadership, the company is dedicated to simplifying crypto and blockchain technology, making it accessible for non-technical founders and management teams.
Kevin Plumpton, CEO at Kyrrex, is a warranted advocate with extensive expertise in finance, business, property, and international law. He specializes in corporate governance, risk, and compliance legislation, and is a prominent figure in the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Financing of Terrorism fields. He is recognized for developing innovative KYC and due diligence platforms utilized by leading organizations.
“The crypto industry is at a critical juncture where understanding and adhering to MiCA regulations is essential for continued growth and market access,” said Kevin Plumpton, CEO at Kyrrex. “Events like these are vital for bringing together industry leaders to share knowledge and best practices, ensuring businesses can adapt effectively and sustain their operations.”
Franklin Cachia, Executive Director at CSB Group, is an accomplished professional who advises clients on taxation, financial services, AML compliance, and corporate law, among other areas. His broad expertise also encompasses gaming, GDPR, and property law.
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